The Conjure Woman's Black Book
by Kailan Pitre

In the deep hush of midnight, the Conjure Woman opens her Black Book. Within its pages are secrets whispered by rivers, carried by winds, and guarded by ancestral fire.

This is not a manual—it is a living grimoire. Blending story, spell, and spirit, The Conjure Woman's Black Book unveils the pathways of rootwork, remembrance, and hidden power. Every chapter is a door: to the ancestors who endured, to the spirits who answer, to the woman who carries the key.

For readers drawn to Hoodoo traditions, ancestral rites, and mythic storytelling, this book is both guide and tale—a remembrance of the power that could not be broken, and a testimony that the Black Woman's magic is eternal.